User manual TANDBERG 420LTO QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Tandberg 420LTO Half Height LTO2 Tape Drive Quick Installation Guide Revision 1 ­ February 2005 Mechanical Installation For mechanical mounting specifications, please refer to Figure 1. Allowed mounting position is either horizontal with the indicator LEDs to the right, or vertical with the LEDs up. [. . . ] If the drive has to be set up with a different unit number, the straps (on the Service Connector) have to be connected according to Table 1. Example: SCSI ID = 3 Drive connectors SCSI ID=0 SCSI ID=1 SCSI ID=2 SCSI ID=3 SCSI ID=4 SCSI ID=5 SCSI ID=6 SCSI ID=7 SCSI ID=8 SCSI ID=9 SCSI ID=10 SCSI ID=11 SCSI ID=12 SCSI ID=13 SCSI ID=14 SCSI ID=15 Table 1 Service Connector strap settings for SCSI ID (Dark = Strap mounted) 3 SCSI Cable Host SCSI-bus Internal Terminator Connector Last SCSI Device 10 cm Figure 4 SCSI cable (Ordering no. 43 32 64) · Internal SCSI-LVD/SE-cable with 5 connectors · Internal, removable SCSI-LVD/SE-terminator · External, removable SCSI-LVD/SE-terminator · External SCSI 68HD/VHDCI 320MBs Termination The SCSI-bus cable must be terminated in both ends according to SCSI specifications. If the tape drive is the last device on the bus, the bus must be terminated within 10 cm of the tape drive connection. The PC-98 Specification specifies that the termination of the SCSI-bus system is a part of the SCSI-cable and not a part of the SCSI-device. As a result, termination cannot be turned on or off directly on the tape drive itself. For internal devices, a SCSI-cable with an integrated terminator or a separate terminator applied to the end connector of the cable, 10 cm from the last device, must be used. External devices must be terminated with an external terminator on the last device on the SCSI-bus. Software Installation For Software Application support and software drivers, please see www. tandberg. com/ > SUPPORT > LTO Support and www. tandberg. com/ > SUPPORT > Software Compatibility For installation of Backup Application software, refer to the software vendor's software application user guide supplied with the software or on the software vendor's web. 4 Front LED Indicators Figure 5 Light Emitting Diodes (LED) Drive State READY LED (Green left) ACTIVITY LED (Green) CLEAN LED (Amber) FAULT LED (Amber right) LED-test. Cartridge loaded, no activity Cartridge loaded, activity Cleaning Cartridge loading or unloading Unrecoverable drive failure Over temperature Media Error (wrong, write protected or harmed media) ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON / OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Flashing Flashing Flashing OFF OFF Flashing ON / OFF ON / OFF ON / OFF ON ON / OFF ON / OFF ON / OFF ON / OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Flashing ON Flashing Table 2 Front LED behavior during normal operation For a complete description of LED behavior see Tandberg 420LTO Reference Manual. 5 Media and Capacities Drive Model Media Name Tape Length Capacity (Native) Tandberg 420LTO LTO Ultrium Generation 2 (Native format) LTO Ultrium Generation 1 (Read/Write compatible) 609 m 609 m 200 GByte 100 GByte Table 3 Media alternatives External Tabletop Enclosure ON/OFF Switch Cooling Fan SCSI_ID Switch Power Connector SCSI Interface Connectors Figure 6 External tabletop enclosure, rear side Power Requirements Tandberg 420LTO in external tabletop enclosure: AC Input: 100 VAC / 0. 6 A or 240 VAC / 0. 3 A, 50-60 Hz Tandberg 420LTO as standalone: DC Input (typical operation): 5 VDC / 2. 1 A, 12 VDC / 0. 6 A Heat Dissipation Tandberg 420LTO as standalone: Operating: Sleep mode with cartridge inserted: 18 W 9W 6 Total customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance to Tandberg Data. We guarantee that this product left our premises defect free. If you are not satisfied with the quality of this product, please contact your distributor or the nearest Tandberg Data office to have the problem solved! [. . . ] Tandberg Data (UK) Ltd. , Registered Office, High Street Redbourne, Herts AL3 7LW, UK Tel: 00800-82632374. Fax: 00800-07867243. Specifications subject to change without notice. [. . . ]